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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1905
Page
6
A Baltimore American quotation reflects on lingering childhood refuge in a mother's breast as a source of comfort in adult troubles. The piece laments the loss of childlike dependence and praises the enduring value of a mother's tenderness for compassion and humanity.
Mary, a frugal housekeeper, delays marriage for a self funded future home. Her plan centers on cash for a cottage, with a carriage and white tailed sorrel horses as a rare romance. The June wedding proceeds without fanfare, and Mary maintains strict routines while shaping a modest, efficient household.
While defending a case in Carlow Ireland an attorney was surprised to see his client wearing a pair of boots that had been stolen from him previously court records show.
A cryptic figure remains elusive as questions arise about his character and intentions surrounding a district attorney. Community members debate whether the DA is trustworthy or merely a shadowy guardian of the law.
The Maywood colony near Corning California founder Warren N. Woodson operates a poultry farm leasing pure Leghorn hens to colonists for two years. A Brooklyn lawyer example shows 1,000 hens yield around $1,000 yearly net per thousand, with additional income from fruit and vegetables on the tenant's ten-acre lot.
In Rio Gallinas canyon six miles west of Las Vegas New Mexico a Fraternal City opens to offer open air tuberculosis clinics and peaceful climate. The Montezuma hotel serves as patient headquarters with 350 rooms and hospital facilities as eleven thousand acres of land are set for the project.
Out of the Past notes Annapolis as a 250 year old, 8000 population city lacking a streetcar line. It recalls ships in its harbor and the charm of a long ago place now mellow on quiet shores. The piece also mentions a 1,000,000 camp life development with hotels, dairy, ranch, bath house, and stage casino.
A grimly humorous Yorkshire anecdote recalls a dying man who asks for ham but is denied as “Ham's for a funeral.” An aging farmer hides baked goods for his funeral feast, chuckling that kin will not find them when he is gone.
A snide Town Topics quip targets Mrs. Fullerton noting her discontent and reflecting on a husband who grants her every wish. The brief jab underscores social commentary on marriage and expectations in the era.
A witty line notes fashion trends forecasting by dressmakers, while milkmen determine the precise week. The remark contrasts two groups to hint at how timing and style interplay in seasonal life.
Henry S. Horan swam Hull Gut with hands and feet tied, battling a strong tide in fourteen minutes. He says he dozed off while floating during a L street bath episode that left him missing for hours, echoing a similar historic stunt by Capt. Webb thirty years earlier.
A compilation of oddities from 19th century reports covers cruelty fines for carrying pigs, fruit pit fuel values, a new German paving block, Moorish bread laws, bird skins trade, and early hunger treatment with carbonated water. It also notes Japan’s compulsory education, while bizarre misformatted text follows about banking thefts and escapes.
A glowing vision of Jules Verne appeared in a New York editor's room and spoke about future tech and sea exploration. The report mentions wireless telegraphy, radium, X rays, liquid air, airships, periscopes, and fluorescent searchlights as precursors to deeper ocean exploration and new world conquests beneath the waves.
Fragmentary report shows a Statesman proposing bills to tax bachelors and regulate dress codes. The text hints at humorous or nonsensical measures and public reaction in legislative halls.
A vivid travel vignette describes sunrise in Wasatch front canyons en route to Alta Mine. The narrator notes steep rock-bed roads, towering cliffs, snow ashore peaks, autumn gold foliage, glacier streams, and a contemplative moment about treasure seekers in earth.
The article notes how lower Manhattan streets defy easy navigation with sharp angles and frequent name changes. It contrasts the maze like 17th century New York with the clearer 20th century layout, highlighting Pearl and William streets and the odd paths seen on Pearl Street and Cortlandt Street.
A railroad accident near a prairie stretch halted by brakes after a collision. The engineer and traveler recount a sudden stop as twelve cases shifted, forcing passengers to flee while a conductor and porter aided evacuation. The observer notes the quick perception of the man who solved the issue.
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